Bachelor's Programs

Psychology

The Bachelor’s degree program in Psychology is offered in full-time, evening, and part-time modes of study. In all modes, instruction is organized based on the credit-module system (except for higher military educational institutions). The standard duration of the full-time bachelor’s program is 4 years.

Psychology is an educational field within the social and behavioral sciences that encompasses a complex set of tasks related to professional activity in public and private institutions of preschool, general secondary, specialized secondary, and vocational education; teaching subject-specific disciplines in educational institutions; working in mass media, state and local government bodies, industrial and business organizations of various forms of ownership; providing psychological assistance in private psychological service centers; organizing psychodiagnostic activities at the Republican Center for Career Guidance and Psychological-Pedagogical Diagnostics; working in self-governance bodies and the “Family and Gender” Research Institute; providing psychological services in rehabilitation centers and sports teams; and delivering psychological assistance in departments under the Ministry of Defense and in law enforcement agencies.